Frau Perchta: The two-faced Christmas Witch Who Slits Your Belly | Ancient Winter Horror

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Meet Frau Perchta. She makes Krampus look like a saint.
On January 5th, while you sleep, something ancient walks through the Austrian Alps. She isn't there to leave coal. She is the "Belly Slitter"—the Alpine Christmas judge who inspects every household to determine who deserves silver coins, and who deserves the knife.
If your work is unfinished, she slits you open, stuffs your body with straw and stones, and sews you shut with an iron chain. This is not a fairy tale softened for children. This is the documented history of a goddess who terrified the Church for six hundred years.
Tonight, The Pandora's Project unseals the archives to reveal what Perchta truly was, why the Church tried to destroy her, and why the masks still come out every winter.

In this video, we examine:
The Inspection: Why a basket of raw flax could cost you your life.
The Transformation: How the Church turned a beloved goddess into a demon.
The Survival: Why thousands still wear Perchta masks in Austria and Bavaria today.

The story begins with a spinning wheel in the corner. It should be empty. It is not. And something is walking toward your door...

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Opening: The Inspection
02:34 Part One: The Lady of Two Faces
08:56 Part Two: The Punishment
17:29 Part Three: The Reward and the Silver Coin
22:56 Part Four: The Twelve Nights Between Years
32:27 Part Five: Why Spinning Mattered
39:05 Part Six: From Goddess to Demon
46:09 Part Seven: The Wild Hunt and Her Retinue
53:51 Part Eight: The Sacred Meal
59:01 Part Nine: She Walks Still

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We unseal forgotten archives where history and horror intertwine. From the Grimm Brothers' unfiltered texts to ancient mythology, we reveal the dark origins of the stories you thought you knew.

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